Their own driveway, with the can on it
A to-scale footprint they can look at before you deliver.
For homeowners who've never rented a dumpster.
Homeowners don't know a 10 from a 20, don't know it needs boards under it, and don't know when you're coming. Most of their calls are questions a good link would answer.
What residential rentals need
Show, don't explain
"Left side of the driveway, door toward the street" is clearer as a picture of their own house.
Lots of updates
Homeowners rearrange their day around your delivery. They want to know when.
Protect the driveway
Photos of the drop are your record of where the can went and what the drive looked like.
An estate cleanout, ten days
Booking
Spot on their house
The office places the 15-yard on the satellite view of the house and sends the link.
Step 1 of 4Day before
Window confirmed
The family gets a text with the window.
Step 2 of 4Delivery
On the way, done
Two texts, one from each driver tap. A photo of the drop is saved.
Step 3 of 4Day ten
Pickup on request
They tap Request Pickup. The office schedules it and the family gets a text.
Step 4 of 4
What homeowners see
A text at each step
Scheduled, on the way, done. From your company number.
A pickup button
No phone call needed when they're done.
Questions operators ask
Do homeowners need to make an account?
No. They open the link you send. An account is optional.
Can a family member who lives elsewhere follow the job?
Yes. Add them as a contact on the project with their own link.
Do the texts come from my number?
Yes, from a number registered to your company, with your company name at the start.
Can it ask homeowners for a review?
Yes. Add your review link in Settings. After the pickup, the homeowner gets one short thank-you with the link.
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See it on your own jobs.
Bring a real week: the addresses, the cans, the drivers. We'll set it up on a call and you'll see your day plan before we hang up.